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Violent Express Bus: Captive School Trip (2003)

A bus carrying students on a school trip. The problematic students leave the bus behind and depart. Taking a lesbian couple, a new female teacher, and a sexy bus guide hostage, they head for a certain destination..
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A bus carrying students on a school trip. The problematic students leave the bus behind and depart. Taking a lesbian couple, a new female teacher, and a sexy bus guide hostage, they head for a certain destination..

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Genre:Drama
Directed By:Kambara Ikuto
Written By:Hiromitsu Yamanaka
In Theaters:9/26/2003
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:A-rights

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